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Morganton
Temp: 49.5°F
Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, March 11, 2010 at 6:43AM
Lots Of Clouds With Some Showers
Today will be cloudy and cool with a some showers moving through later this morning into the afternoon. Friday will be a bit milder than today as a few intervals of sun break out. Our best chance for significant showers, maybe even a thunderstorm, will come Friday night as a cold front approaches the mountains. We’ll see a few showers on Saturday but Sunday looks remain dry.
Thursday Hi: 55 Lo: 44  Cloudy AM, with some patchy fog; Showers moving in later this morning/afternoon; SE wind around 5 mph |
Friday Hi: 64 Lo: 50 Mostly cloudy with a few intervals of sunshine; Few showers; Thunderstorms possible PM/nighttime; Milder; SW wind 5-10 mph |
Saturday Hi: 61 Lo: 43 Generally cloudy; Few showers, mainly in the morning; NW 5-10 mph |
Sunday Hi: 57 Lo: 39 Decreasing clouds AM; Partly cloudy afternoon; Slightly cooler |
Monday Hi: 53 Lo: 36 A mix of sun and clouds |
Further Out
Tuesday - Mostly sunny; Temps slightly below normal; High in the upper 50s; Low in the upper 30s
Wednesday - Mostly sunny; Temps back to near normal; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 30s
Forecast Discussion
After some really nice weather since the weekend, we enter a much more unsettled/damp weather pattern. A complex low pressure system is organizing over the southern Plains and tracking to the northeast into Illinois by Friday morning. A southerly inflow out of the Gulf of Mexico will transport moisture northward into the Carolinas and produce some wet weather lasting through Thursday. Rainfall won't be terribly heavy, but it will be persistent.
A cold front associated with the low pressure, now over the plains, will push milder air ahead of it on Friday. We may see some intervals of sunshine on Friday ahead of the front, which could boost temperatures, although showers remain a good bet. A thunderstorm will also be possible Friday afternoon or evening as the front moves into the mountains. Rain will end Saturday morning leaving us with some cloudy skies. Sunday looks like it will be a decent day but it will be slightly cooler over the weekend.
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